it cant be done.

You have to have an accapella.

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the best a program could do is remove the frequency range that the vocals come under but then this would take out parts of the music as well - making the overall track sound shit.

I've heard of programs called vocal isolators that can be used to remove vocals. I've also heard of effects boxes that have the same option.

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Originally posted by jusware I've heard of programs called vocal isolators that can be used to remove vocals. I've also heard of effects boxes that have the same option.

yeah but you still lose some quality, look for a dub version.. also take this question to the production forum, theyll be more of a help


razzi.

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they all sound shit, unless you spend £1000's.

forget it.

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ya theres not really an easy way to do it without spending ridiculous cash and even then not so great.

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didn't the old denon cd players or mixer have that option of removing vocals. It was like some switch or button???

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you can get filters that try and take the vocals out, they were invented for home karaoke machines so users could use their own cd's. all it does is filter out the most common frequencies for the human voice. the problem with this is that it not only removes things that arn't the human voice, but it fails to distinguish between pitches of voice, and so some artists voice may be removed reasonably well, others will sound completey retarded.

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Originally posted by Blue Balls didn't the old denon cd players or mixer have that option of removing vocals. It was like some switch or button???

no

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Originally posted by Blue Balls didn't the old denon cd players or mixer have that option of removing vocals. It was like some switch or button???

I have this denons (2500f)
it cant be done
bulshit